Kicking Disconected Players/Viewing all Connections

[viviolay]

The ability to kick has been implemented. Right click on the character portrait. There is a little boot there

Also, in FGU, you can use the following chat commands:
* /info - Get a list of server info and all connected users.
* /kick - Get a list of all connected users
* /kick <username> - Kick the specific user

Regards,
JPG

Yea I usually kick players via this method LE if I have them disconnect. But the issue is if the player doesn't pick up their sheet, so you don't have a portrait to rightclick. I've had players connect, not have a char sheet, lose connection, and not be able to get back in and my only recourse, cause I can't right click to kick, is wait or re-open the server.

Thanks for the list of commands tho, that helps.
It would be cool if this could be implemented as accessible via UI/a window of connections/other methods tho re: userlist/kicking. I know I had other DMs run into the same issue who are new to FG and would not know about how to deal with the issue or know about /slash commands.

[TboneDungeonMaster]

"Also, in FGU, you can use the following chat commands:
* /info - Get a list of server info and all connected users.
* /kick - Get a list of all connected users
* /kick <username> - Kick the specific user

Regards,
JPG"

Just a quick question on the above. I had a player get a hung connection last night and I kicked him. But he couldn't rejoin after I did so. I'm not fully sure what kind of error messages he was getting but I am wondering if my kicking him has blacklisted him or something? I'd like him to be able to rejoin: he's got the password and it's a private game just couldn't rejoin. Maybe an issue on his side?

[Zacchaeus]

No, it doesn't 'blacklist' a player if you kick them. It can take a little time before they are able to rejoin however.

[LordEntrails]

Could also be a security software issue on the GM or player side, as well as either's ISP doing "Advanced Security". If you can get the logs for both the GM and player and post them, preferably right after it happens, then we can take a look and get a better idea.